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In this article I will demonstrate a great feature in an Access 2007 template that does integrate your database with your Outlook contacts. If you are forever copying contact information from Access to Outlook and then synchronising Outlook with your phone, you will mostly like the way this Access feature has been implemented. I will also show how your contact address information can link directly with Microsoft Maps.
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Last year I spent a lot of time losing money on shares and making a little. To help in that pursuit I wrote an Access databases to read the share emails
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You're probably doing too much work–you should be taking advantage of your DBMS's facilities to get more done in less time. Andrew Wrigley discusses how the principles of declarative design, cascading, and overriding let you have Jet, SQL Server do more work for you.
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Upsize to SQL Server 2005 or 2008, easily repeated conversions, highly accurate SQL query translation and web form conversion.
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Thanks to the way that Windows Explorer handles folders and subfolders, your users are used to being able to work with hierarchical data using a TreeView control. Glenn Lloyd shows how to incorporate a TreeView control into your application.
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Peter takes on a research study database. In addition to showing how you can apply your skill with SQL to solve a problem that might have required several hours of VBA code, Peter also demonstrates some SQL tricks of the trade.
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The Official Access blog has a comprehensive listing of most of the Access MVPs and what they do to gain their rewards. Having met quite a lot of these people, they are not only helpful but they are great fun as well. I look forward to seeing most of them again in Seattle in February at the yearly MVP summit.
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Purchase FMS Software from us and you will find yourself with the latest version of our software for almost nothing. If you head to our FMS page, you will find the option to read about and purchase FMS Visual Code Tools, Total Access Analyzer, Total Access Emailer and Total Access Detective. Also if you purchase FMS Software, you can qualify for free copies of our popular Access Workbench or Toolbox Resource kit.
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Doug Steele looks at a couple of techniques to help determine when text entries are "close enough" to be considered the same.
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Some customers have agreed to participate in a survey and others haven't and I need to give both numbers as a percentage of the total number of customers, grouped by city.
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